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THE DISTURBING ONLINE COMMODIFICATION OF NIKKI FREEMAN AND “OBSESSION”
Is the internet’s reaction to "OBSESSION" helpful or not? Well, it’s complicated…
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Gabe Thomas
The Fragility of Sanity: The Gialli of Sergio Martino
Too often, discussions of Giallo cinema are nearly synonymous with the work of Dario Argento, and the remainder of the…
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Michael Gingold’s Best Horror Films of 2022
Fear flicks explored all kinds of interesting and intense avenues this year, finding new ways to address classic subjects and…
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Michael Gingold
Retro Recommendations: “RETURN TO OZ” (1985)
If one is looking for something to fill the gap between Mickey Mouse and "Hellraiser," look no further...
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Bethany Lake
The “FEAR STREET” Trilogy is a Roadmap to a Better Nostalgia
Netflix's trilogy is a well-crafted, loving homage to the slashers of eras gone by that also brings them firmly into…
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“Howl” and The Echo of “Little Red Riding Hood”
We examine Michele Martin's contemporary retelling of the classic tale by looking at its roots.
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Harleigh Keriazes
Mental Illness and Early Aughts Horror in Robert Harmon’s “THEY”
THEY, more than most mid-tier genre outings of the early '00s, is considerably more profound, empathetic, and affecting than you…
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5 Reasons You Need to Watch “The Velvet Vampire” Right Now
50 years ago this month, fright fans were blessed with this daytime horror classic.
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Ten Years of Queer Love in Horror
From independent productions to mainstream wide releases, many notable films of the past decade involved queer relationships.
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Climbing Out of the Well: Trauma and PTSD in CBS’s “CLARICE”
"Clarice" shines as a compassionate depiction of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and an authentic look at the process of recovering…
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The Rue Crew Sounds Off: “Godzilla vs. Kong”
Staff and writers tell us which titan is their pick to win!
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